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August 8, 2005, 17:51 |
Heat and Mass Transfer UDF
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Hello all,
I hope you are all familiar with the heat and mass trasfer example provided in the Fluent advanced tutorials. The UDF in it has a calculation of mass flow rate. if(cell mixture temp. >= sat. temp.) mass flow rate of liquid = -0.1*liquid VOF*liquid density* normalized liquid temp. from saturation temp. I am kind of confused here to understand a few things... 1) Is the unit of VOF of that of volume? 2) what is the 0.1 in this equation mean? Thanks in advance, Srinivas Parimi |
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August 11, 2005, 23:08 |
Re: Heat and Mass Transfer UDF
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The unit of VOF is not volume, it is just a parameter without unit.
The parameter of "0.1" is time relaxation and has a unit of "1/s" This formula comes from Wenhe Lee(1975) who is Chinese like me. |
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August 12, 2005, 01:33 |
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Hello Joey,
Thank you for your response. If VOF has no units and 0.1 has units of 1/time, the dimensions dont add up on each sides of the equation. There is a volume term still missing. Thanks in advance, Srinivas Parimi |
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August 22, 2005, 14:49 |
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tutorials on conduction
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